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How do I fix my overly large chin without anything too drastic? (photos)

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lydcombsDec 28, 2021

I hate my chin. I feel it is overly large and when I smile it looks like a slide. I want to reduce the size of my chin but nothing too drastic. I feel if I do anything to my chin then my nose might end up looking big. How do I fix it?

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